🎩 That graveyard photo is FABULOUS. That graveyard in general. Nothing like that in this part of the US. And the capture of the leaves... Wonderful. Thank you!
Once again, thank you for this lovely presentation. Also, thank you for spending a few minutes going over your thought process when composing the image.
Excellent video Simon, really enjoyed the lime leaves & a very nice variety of images from an area many of us wouldn’t think of but nature thrives. I do enjoy this length of video too! Thanks & best wishes.
I love visiting graveyards and reading the gravestones,which can tell a lot about the area and people. All the photo’s were stunning, especially the high key image. I feel like trying backlight with my infrared camera. Thank you.
My goodness - the birdsong was so vibrant during the first image. Beautiful. When my kids were young I always took them to old cemeteries. You can learn so much history! And now as adults they visit on their own. That cemetery is so interesting. I appreciate all of your images Simon. Have a good week.
Three beautiful images Simon and I agree with you, my favourite is the last one. I love how the leaf at the bottom of the frame angles into the left hand corner - perfect.
Lovely images Simon with a perfect choice of music. I quite often find myself in a cemetery when I need the quiet and respite from the world. I actually grew up next to one in Suffolk.
lovely images Simon 🙂 the leaves shot is my pick but as always, picking a favourite is never easy I'm pretty well confined to home at the moment, but we have saxifrage and forget-me-nots growing in our garden so they're keeping me and my camera busy! we also drove past our local chapel's cemetery the other day and I reminded myself I must get there before it's too late and they've cut the ivy back. there's parking right outside so i should be able to get there shortly (fingers crossed)
They are so beautiful. I wish we had that kind of graveyards here in Sweden. =) An inspiring video as usual, so now i am taking my camera for a ride, looking for motives. =)
Very nice Simon! I love an old cemetery. You gave me an idea to go and revisit this old cemetery here in Miami that’s absolutely full of great trees and vines. Loved that last shot with the leaves. I didn’t know you were “allowed” to have blown out highlights. You’ve proven that rule wrong as well. Thanks!!
Coffee lover here too! Not sure about the gizmo tbh but I always have my hario v60 and filters in the van and coffee from Salford Roasters in the fridge, i can highly recommend their Rwanda natural or the Ugandan Bukonzo dream! The gravestones image was stunning btw!
Hello Simon I had never seen such an old cemetery. A realy peaceful place to find great compositions, but this time my favorite image is the last one. Don´t forget to look up, I always do it :-). Grt Ernesto
Simon, great shots as always. I really like the second shot, the vine covered grave markers. Have you tried converting it to B&W? With everything green my thought is that the color it self doesn't really add much to the composition.
As a self confessing coffee snob myself I'd love one of those little machines but I can't justify the cost versus the amount of use it would get. I visit my dad once a month (500 mile round trip) but can I justify its use for two days a month? and as I no longer work that won't cut it either! I'm sorely tempted. Ahhh well I'm sure about one thing: your 'eye' for finding compositions. I loved the three flower shot. and I think that may be my favourite. Well done Simon for inspiring me to get myself out there and start looking.
@@SimonBoothPhotography I’m sure it does - in fact it’s probably well-suited for landscape photography, so long as you don’t need to haul it up a mountain. 😊 I looked out of curiosity and it seems that they are available for a reasonable amount of money. I currently shoot m4/3, but if I ever decide to switch formats perhaps I’ll get one and skip over full frame altogether.
🎩 That graveyard photo is FABULOUS. That graveyard in general. Nothing like that in this part of the US. And the capture of the leaves... Wonderful. Thank you!
All three pictures are very beautiful, each tells a Story of its own. Thank you for sharing
Wonderful images . You really are a master at painting with light and explaining how to do it. Cheers!
Love these images.
Another excellent video.Lovely images especially the backlit leaves.
Hello Simon, my favorite is image 4 because of the light and the powerfull mixture of yellow and green.
Very nice images. The high-key one at the end is terrific.
Magic, inspirational photography, thank you.
Thanks, Simon. I also am drawn to capturing back lit leaves with my camera.
A superb morning's work Simon, thank you.
Some wonderful images here, Simon. Very inspiring. Love the last shot of the backlit leaves, just beautiful!
Excellent video Simon. Enjoyed all of the shots
Love the last shoot Simon, beautiful
Lovely video like the moody graveyard shot 😊x
Great video Simon, a lovely set of images the last two are my favourites absolutely beautiful
Great images, Simon! I really liked the last 2 images.
Al photo picture are beautyful. I love this video.
Simon, some great work! I really appreciate your high key photo of the leaves.
Once again, thank you for this lovely presentation. Also, thank you for spending a few minutes going over your thought process when composing the image.
Excellent video Simon, really enjoyed the lime leaves & a very nice variety of images from an area many of us wouldn’t think of but nature thrives. I do enjoy this length of video too! Thanks & best wishes.
Wonderful place there Simon. I could spend weeks visiting that cemetery. Thanks for sharing it with us.
I love visiting graveyards and reading the gravestones,which can tell a lot about the area and people. All the photo’s were stunning, especially the high key image. I feel like trying backlight with my infrared camera. Thank you.
The early light was wonderful and you used it brilliantly for these amazing images. Thanks for the wonderful video.
Loved it! Gravestones and the three flowers- sensational!
My goodness - the birdsong was so vibrant during the first image. Beautiful. When my kids were young I always took them to old cemeteries. You can learn so much history! And now as adults they visit on their own. That cemetery is so interesting. I appreciate all of your images Simon. Have a good week.
Three beautiful images Simon and I agree with you, my favourite is the last one. I love how the leaf at the bottom of the frame angles into the left hand corner - perfect.
Lovely images Simon with a perfect choice of music. I quite often find myself in a cemetery when I need the quiet and respite from the world. I actually grew up next to one in Suffolk.
Complety agree with you about miusic!!....fantastic
All beautiful, specially the last one. Great reminder to look up and don’t care so much about “overexposing the sky”.
What a smashing vid Simon. Loved the bird sounds. Images are wonderful, especially the graves.
lovely images Simon 🙂 the leaves shot is my pick but as always, picking a favourite is never easy
I'm pretty well confined to home at the moment, but we have saxifrage and forget-me-nots growing in our garden so they're keeping me and my camera busy!
we also drove past our local chapel's cemetery the other day and I reminded myself I must get there before it's too late and they've cut the ivy back. there's parking right outside so i should be able to get there shortly (fingers crossed)
Fabulous as always.
Lovely video Simon 👍
Beautiful work, Simon. Thanks for sharing your gift with us.
All lovely. Would have preferred the branch without the fly. But brilliant.
They are so beautiful. I wish we had that kind of graveyards here in Sweden. =)
An inspiring video as usual, so now i am taking my camera for a ride, looking for motives. =)
Very nice Simon! I love an old cemetery. You gave me an idea to go and revisit this old cemetery here in Miami that’s absolutely full of great trees and vines.
Loved that last shot with the leaves. I didn’t know you were “allowed” to have blown out highlights. You’ve proven that rule wrong as well. Thanks!!
Coffee lover here too! Not sure about the gizmo tbh but I always have my hario v60 and filters in the van and coffee from Salford Roasters in the fridge, i can highly recommend their Rwanda natural or the Ugandan Bukonzo dream! The gravestones image was stunning btw!
Hello Simon
I had never seen such an old cemetery. A realy peaceful place to find great compositions, but this time my favorite image is the last one. Don´t forget to look up, I always do it :-).
Grt Ernesto
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Simon, great shots as always. I really like the second shot, the vine covered grave markers. Have you tried converting it to B&W? With everything green my thought is that the color it self doesn't really add much to the composition.
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I don't think it would have been as good a photo without the background tree.
Those gravestones were stunning.. A bit of mist on that scene would've just been the cherry on the cake.. That sort of image is right up my street.
As a self confessing coffee snob myself I'd love one of those little machines but I can't justify the cost versus the amount of use it would get. I visit my dad once a month (500 mile round trip) but can I justify its use for two days a month? and as I no longer work that won't cut it either! I'm sorely tempted. Ahhh well I'm sure about one thing: your 'eye' for finding compositions. I loved the three flower shot. and I think that may be my favourite. Well done Simon for inspiring me to get myself out there and start looking.
La Marzocco Linea Mini owner here! Going to order one sounds FAB thanks Simon! Gravestones image absolute belter 🙌
Yes, the last one for sure. The others were fine, but that’s a portfolio-level keeper.
That camera is a beast, btw. What is it?
It’s a Pentax 645z.
Thanks Micheal. As Rob has already said below. It’s the now very old 645z, but it does the business still.
@@SimonBoothPhotography I’m sure it does - in fact it’s probably well-suited for landscape photography, so long as you don’t need to haul it up a mountain. 😊 I looked out of curiosity and it seems that they are available for a reasonable amount of money. I currently shoot m4/3, but if I ever decide to switch formats perhaps I’ll get one and skip over full frame altogether.
@@michaelhall2709 it certainly does the job well and feels nice to use but yes, it’s annoyingly heavy.
I often photograph our local cemetery as it is very scenic and is quite overgrown with greenery. I call it my "6th Sense" walk - I see dead people...